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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1915
Page
3
Classified blurbs list items and services including poultry cockerels and horse gear, sewing work, room boarders, hogs and farm products, an automobile trade, and craft goods. Mentions J W Har nard and Dothan Mattresa Co with scattered contact hints and incomplete street details. The Texelstream movement records are unavailable.
Webd mapperings carries a playful update from Webb correspondent notes a summer vacation pause. Mentions travelers and residents like Proll and Pordham amid light rain and cool port weather.
A fragmented honor roll lists students across grades with many OCR errors. Names include Mildred Moody Holmen, Earl Butler Coy Kinard, Kate Uelen, Ist Grede Jack Coe Curtis Whitehend, Carolyn Chendinen, Martha Hall, Earl Jerkins, Lotine Gibson, Mary Green, Katie Nell Holmes, Josep Avery, Lucy Wood, Annie Lee Cherry, and others. A stray quip about a hot condiment appears at the end.
A damaged OCR excerpt shows fragmented lines about rowing to fish. Dialogue mentions Dick talking at sea and Bill offering a ged alap, with responses about a fishing smack and patience in conversation.
Sabbath School is held at 3:00 a.m. Sunday with the Christian Endeavor at 6094 and Junior Missionary Society noted. Evening preaching is announced due to the pastor's illness, with services at 7:00 p.m. The pastor invites strangers to attend and to worship with us. Campbell is named as pastor.
The pastor will preach in the morning and the Sunday School will meet. The monthly church conference follows worship with deacons to be appointed to the Columbia Association. The association meets Wednesday at Spring, and the annual charity report will be read. Officers for the Sunday School year are to be elected. Strangers and visitors are warmly invited to all services.
An old church notice invites the public to attend Sunday services at Lafayette Street Methodist. The superintendent and teachers urge every member to be present for the sermon led by Pastor Williams. No evening preaching scheduled. visitors are welcome.
A fragmented Catholic Church notice references early mags at Morin and a Catholic cl Ie Rather Homesne. The incomplete text hints at dates or events but lacks clear details.
George K Williams, pastor of Sakuvette Avenue church, leads Sunday School with 80 attendees. Superintendent WloF Flowerr oversees the program.
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a $100 reward and a legal claim process involving a failed identification or enforcement action. It references heirs or proprietors and describes a property or claim process at a specified location, mentioning Toledo and Kokg for context and dates implied but unreadable. The text is garbled but indicates an official filing or demand regarding a settlement or cure.
A vintage home remedy promotes combing Sage Tea and Sulphur to darken gray hair, restore thickness and shine, and stop dandruff and itching. The ad claims natural appearance, lasting color, and a youthful look with regular application using a sponge or brush.
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